Google has been working on a lot of things and we just can’t wait to know what exactly it is and when it is coming out. First, we have the Nexus One being rumoured to be released for $199 next month.

Now, we also have some details of the Chrome OS Netbook leaked out, thanks to IBTimes. Not sure, how reliable these ‘leaked’ details are, but according to them the Chrome OS netbook release date, specifications and price is out.

Yes, it’s finally there! Google Chrome OS source code has been made live and is now available for everyone to download.

Google released the official Chrome OS source code minutes before it was going to launch the Chrome OS event where overview of the technology and launch plans for its launch next year will be revealed.

The last time we heard Google talking about Chrome OS was just on the initial announcement made back in July, but who knew we’ll soon get a leaked Google Chrome OS Browser 4.0.222.6 (build 28902) for download.

Yep, the Chrome OS Browser 4.0.222.6 has been stripped down from Google Chrome OS build 28902 and got leaked today morning. According to the screenshots, it’s very light and is basically like Google Chrome we have for Windows right now.

Google Chrome was first announced back in July, an OS aimed for netbooks market initially with minimal features and Google services integration.

Since its announcement, we’ve seen leaked Chrome OS screenshots several times, but none of them has any confirmation of being the right ones. Another tipster sent alleged screenshots of Chrome OS being leaked to TechCrunch.

Since Google Chrome OS was announced, there has been no news or any other hints on when the OS is actually going to be available for public. And all they said was that the OS is going to be lightweight and is mainly for netbooks.

An anonymous person sent some images to Download Squad today, claiming them to be the leaked screenshots of Google Chrome OS.